Hello there! You mentioned that you intend to work at Disneyland Paris. I spent the last summer holiday at this amusement park, and I advise you to follow my example – it was truly rewarding; the best time of my life.

Every day there was like a dream, and I gained a good amount of money, inspiration, and friends every day. I went there after passing my ‘A Levels’ (I studied hard for a number of months) and this job put the smile back on my face – it put a bit of joy back in my life.

Last year there was about two thousand, six hundred and sixty-six employees, but this year there will be many more workers. The job roles will include: cleaners, housekeepers, waiting staff, and salespeople, and I advise you to try and work as a waiter, because – last year – they had the easiest job. It is necessary to be able to speak foreign languages in order to understand the orders, but there were long and regular breaks. I think that 50% of the customer base is foreign every year, so foreign language skills are essential.

If you can abide by the rules of Disneyland Paris’pyramidal hierarchy you will have a load of success, and you will thoroughly enjoy it. In my opinion, a job at Disneyland Paris is highly valued by employers, and it will help you to more easily find a job later in life.

I urge you to follow this path in the summer,

See you soon,

Larry Larham

P.S. In this dreamy organization, the working hours are from 9 o’ clock in the morning (not too early!) to five o’ clock in the afternoon (and it’s possible to go out in the evening with the other employees) and you are paid at the ‘SMIC’ level. [^]

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35-year-old father of three wonderful children [William, Seth, and Alyssa]. Works as an Assistant Technical Officer in the Sterile Services Department of Treliske Hospital, Cornwall. Enjoys jogging, web design, being a bit of a geek, and supporting Arsenal FC. Obtained a BA degree in English from the University of Bolton in 2008, and has continued to gain qualifications in a diverse range of subjects thereafter.